I knew from the get go that the killer was Jonathan. In fact the series never put much effort in convincing me otherwise. What I felt it was always about, and what in my opinion was executed well, is that Jonathan is a narcissist. The undoing was unraveling that for us, especially when he went to Fernando's house trying to restore the image the Alves family had of him but seemed to have no interest in caring for his own daughter. It's also about how Grace was so caught up in what seemed a perfect life that she, a psychologist, had no idea who her own husband was.
I think Hugh Grant played a narcissistic pathological liar extremely well. Haven said what I feel this series is actually about, I think the low ratings for this last episode is not founded. Plot twists of who the murderer actually is has been done so many times, especially in the 90s when good psychological thrillers kept coming our way, that if this series took that route it would have been bland & cliche at this point.
I think Hugh Grant played a narcissistic pathological liar extremely well. Haven said what I feel this series is actually about, I think the low ratings for this last episode is not founded. Plot twists of who the murderer actually is has been done so many times, especially in the 90s when good psychological thrillers kept coming our way, that if this series took that route it would have been bland & cliche at this point.
